Connect the account
Sign in on the provider's own consent page, or paste a key you created there. Anlyon checks a key with the provider before it stores it, and binds either one to that provider's API.
Integrations
Give your agent real work, in real tools, with a hand on the brake.
Connect an account by signing in or pasting a key. Choose its operations one switch at a time. Each call is counted against a limit, held for a person when your rule says so, and read back from the provider.
API keyPaymentsStripeRefunds under a money ceiling, and every customer, payment and invoice to read.How it works
API keyCodeGitHubIssues, pull requests and code, in the repositories you choose.How it works
API keySupportIntercomSearch the inbox, reply, assign and close, with a person on the reply.How it worksAPI keyCRMAttioPeople, companies, lists, notes and tasks in the CRM startups run on.How it works
API keyDocumentsNotionSearch, read and write pages and databases, only where you shared access.How it works
API keyErrorsSentrySearch issues and events; resolve, assign and archive, with a person on the resolve.How it works
API keyIncidentsPagerDutyIncidents, on-call and services: read them, open and resolve under a ceiling.How it works
API keyTasksAsanaProjects and tasks: read them, create, update and complete, under a daily limit.How it works
API keyMessagingDiscordRead channels, post, reply and thread as your bot, under a daily limit.How it works
API keyEmailResendSend email from your domain, counted per recipient.How it works
Coming soonCRMHubSpotContacts, companies and deals: search them, change them, each change read back.Sign in, coming next
Coming soonMessagingSlackPost, edit and react in public channels, under a daily limit.Sign in, coming next
Coming soonCalendarGoogle CalendarBook a meeting and invite the attendees, read back by event.Sign in, coming nextMore on the way
We are adding integrations every week.
- HubSpot
- Slack
- Google Calendar
- Linear
- Jira
- Zendesk
- Twilio
- Shopify
- Salesforce
These are being built now. Need one sooner, or one that is not here? Tell us and it moves up the list.
How it works
Switch on what the agent may do
Each integration comes with named operations. Turn on the ones you want. Each arrives with a suggested daily limit and an approval rule that stays off until you enable it.
Hand your agent the tools
Add Anlyon to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex over MCP, or call it from the TypeScript and Python SDKs. Your agent sees the operations by name and never sees the credential.
Any other API
Hand Anlyon an OpenAPI document, yours or a provider's. Every write comes in as a governed action: counted against a limit, held for a person when your rule says so, and given a receipt. Where the spec has a read that matches, Anlyon proposes the read-back rule and you accept it.
const spec = await fetch("https://api.acme.com/openapi.json")
.then((r) => r.json());
const { data } = await anlyon.actions.importFromOpenApi(spec, {
auth: {
headerName: "Authorization",
secretName: "ACME_KEY",
valueTemplate: "Bearer {{secret}}",
},
});
for (const action of data.created) {
console.log(action.name, action.governed, action.proposedVerify);
}Questions
No. The credential stays with Anlyon and is sent only in the request to that provider's API. No API returns it, to you, to the console or to an agent.
Nothing. Connecting creates a secret. An operation exists only after you switch it on, and its approval rule is installed turned off for you to review.
It has a grade. Confirmed means Anlyon read the result back from the provider and it matched. Acknowledged means the provider accepted the request and nothing read it back. Unknown means there was no usable response, and Anlyon does not send the request again.
Ask us: we are adding integrations every week, and a request moves one up the list. You also do not have to wait. Import its OpenAPI spec, or declare the action by hand. Every write comes in as a governed action under the same limit, approval and receipt. Where the spec has a matching read, Anlyon proposes the read-back rule for you to accept.
Today every integration connects with a key you create in the provider's own settings, with the access you choose. HubSpot, Slack and Google Calendar, which sign in on the provider's own consent page, are coming next.